Tell it about your company
Pick your NAICS codes, the set-asides you qualify for, and the states you work in. Notices outside your states are left out.
Every morning, BidSITREP reads new federal contract opportunities on SAM.gov and emails you the ones that fit your company: your NAICS codes, your set-asides, your states. Built by a service-disabled veteran-owned business for small businesses that do not have time to search SAM.gov every day.
BidSITREP is a hosted app, not a browser-only tool: you sign in with an emailed link (no password), and it keeps your company profile and saved notices. Opening it takes you to bids.veteransolutionstx.com.
Set it up once. After that you only read the email.
Pick your NAICS codes, the set-asides you qualify for, and the states you work in. Notices outside your states are left out.
Each morning it pulls new notices from SAM.gov, drops the ones that do not fit, and scores the rest.
Best matches first, with the response deadline, so you can decide in a minute whether a notice is worth opening.
New to federal contracting? See our government page for how Veteran Solutions works with agencies and what to register first.
It is free to start. The free plan has limits on how many SAM.gov searches and AI summaries your company gets. Paid options may come later; the free plan will stay.
No. For free companies it reads SAM.gov's public data files, so you do not need a key of your own.
Your company profile (name, NAICS codes, set-asides, states), the people on your team, and the notices it found for you. See the BidSITREP privacy policy and terms (links in the footer of the app), and write to privacy@veteransolutionstx.com with questions or to have your data deleted.
Yes. A company account can invite teammates, who sign in with an emailed link. There are no passwords to manage.
Veteran Solutions, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business in Waco, Texas, built it for its own federal bids and opened it to other small businesses.
Monitoring assessments, NOC runbooks, network administration, and hands-on hardware deployment from a service-disabled veteran-owned small business in Waco, Texas.